Dailytonic - Your daily Inspiration in Architecture and Design things magazine Archinect - Making Architecture More Connected (since 1997) Plataforma Urbana AMNP A Daily Dose of Architecture ArchDaily | Broadcasting Architecture Worldwide e-architect.com "Regard Architecture" par Adrien Buchet | APPRÉCIER LES ATOUTS D'UNE OEUVRE untitled ← 6 notes Corbu contra academicism, from an autograph album, Residencia de Estudiante, Madrid, 1928: sketch featuring a guitar, Le Corbusier straddled on donkey with his books on either side, and, in the background, the Escorial monastery. Inscription: «No, Mr. Guitar, the young do not run after money, because they are busy breaking down the old windmills!» ← 87 notes Lúcio Costa, Affonso Reidy, Carlos Leão, Jorge Moreira, Ernani Vasconcellos and Oscar Niemeyer, with Le Corbusier (consultant architect), azulejo by Candido Portnari, Ministry of Education and Health (MES), Rio de Janeiro, 1937-42 ← 19 notes ← 32 notes Lúcio Costa, Affonso Reidy, Carlos Leão, Jorge Moreira, Ernani Vasconcellos and Oscar Niemeyer, with Le Corbusier (consultant architect), Ministry of Education and Health (MES), Rio de Janeiro, 1937-42 ← 122 notes ← 9 notes ← 18 notes Marcelo and Milton Roberto, Brazilian Press Association, Rio de Janeiro, 1939 ← 10 notes ← 89 notes ← 8 notes ← 28 notes
Storefront for Art and Architecture | Home The Netherlands | socializarq | Página 17 Architect: Dok Architecten: Liesbeth van der Pol, Jan Jaap Roeten, Sonja Müller, Ellen Wolse, Christina Patz, Mirthe Kooy, Ieke Koning Location: Amsterdam, The Netherlands Programme: Museum, Library, Restaurant and Retail Facilities Client: Rijksgebouwendienst, Haarlem Construction Costs: €28.000.000 miljoen Dome Design and Construction: Ney & Partners, Brussels (BE): Laurent Ney, Eric Bodarwé, Kenny Verbeeck and others Start Design: 2005 Completion: 2011 The 17th century-built Maritime Warehouse in Amsterdam, originally designed by Daniel Stalpaert in 1656, underwent a retrofit to make its interior courtyard a suitable space for cultural activities throughout the year. The original warehouse was designed as a warehouse in the water, built in the tradition of the Dutch Classicism and with a geometrical layout. Below Laurent Ney’s eye-catching glass dome, the floor finish consists of sustainable, innovative tiled flooring.